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Here are a few things you’ll notice about this chronological resume example: Clear and concise job objective statement. It answers the employer’s first question when reading the resume: How can this job seeker help me with my bottom line? Degree after her name in the heading. We know from the heading that Sarah (not her real name) … Read more
Your resume is ready to go. Now you need to know how to write a cover letter or cover email. It needs to be a good one if you’re going to convince the employer to call you for an interview. So let’s get to work on it. Cover Letter Rules A cover letter is a … Read more
The combination resume (as described in Choose a Resume Format) is very well received by recruiters and employers. It’s a great resume format for career changers and for those seeking promotions or vertical career moves. It’s also a very good format for someone who needs to give meaning to hard-to-understand job titles. This is sometimes the … Read more
The functional resume format (as described in Choose a Resume Format) is the least preferred format by recruiters and employers. But, if you’re making an extreme career change or have a very confusing or troubled work history, the functional resume format may be your best bet. To see the functional resume in use by real job seekers, please … Read more
Thank You Email Template Subject: A concise and unique summary of what your email is about Dear So-and-so, 1st paragraph: Thank the person for what they have done; for example, giving you an interview. (That’s the past.) 2nd paragraph: Mention something you are currently doing or thinking as a result of what the person did … Read more
Throughout your job search, you’ll have many opportunities to say “thank you.” I call them opportunities — not obligations — because although sending a thank you note via email or snail mail is the polite thing to do, it’s also a great opportunity to keep your job search momentum going. By acknowledging your interviewer, new … Read more
The chronological resume (as described in Choose a Resume Format) is the format recruiters and employers like most. It is especially good for job seekers who wish to stay in the same line of work and at the same level of employment. It’s also good for someone who wants to move up the ladder in the line … Read more
What do You need to do to write the perfect resume? There is no answer to this question, and there can be no correct answer, because there are no perfect resumes – in each case you need an individual approach. Rule of creating resume number 1: clearly formulate the desired position The title of the … Read more